The writing life of Hugh Kelly : politics, journalism, and theater in late-eighteenth-century London / Robert R. Bataille.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-198) and index.

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Beginnings -- Newspaperman and Essayist: The Gazetteer and "The Babler" -- Kelly in Transition: Thespis and Memoirs of a Magdalen -- From Journalism to the Theater: The Public Ledger and David Garrick -- False Delicacy and Its Reception -- Confrontation with the Wilkites -- Friends, Enemies, and the Damnation of A Word to the Wise -- Politics after A Word to the Wise and the Staging of Clementina -- Politics before and after Clementina and Departure from the Public Ledger -- The General Evening Post, Kelly as Barrister, and The School for Wives -- The Aftermath of The School for Wives and The Romance of an Hour -- The Final Year: The Man of Reason, Law Career, and Fatal Illness -- Epilogue: Kelly in His Own Time.

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